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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 2003
Page
4
A dense puzzle listing across and down clues with varied topics from film to geography. Entries include famous names like Dustin Hoffman and Sapporo, with references to songs, brands, and common phrases, reflecting a traditional newspaper Word-Crossword page.
A reader vents about a mother in law who takes over the home each winter. The writer worries she feels like a guest, lacks support from her husband, and plans to vacation while her mother in law stays four months. The advice recommends shorter visits or split trips, and points out the need for husband support.
Dear Heloise responds that even low cost fish deserve proper care and education, recommending a good aquarium book before purchasing. A fish keeping family benefits from learning needs, as plecostomus examples show long lifespans and commitment. The note emphasizes responsibility, education, and happy companionship.
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